Our C++ project uses mixed dynamic (Qt) and static (ffmpeg, portaudio) libraries. At the moment I\'m trying to port it to windows and the debug executable produced by mingw (via QtCreator) refuses to
I try to link X11, giblib as static library with cmake. So I append this code in CMakeLists.txt set(BUILD_SHARED_LIBS FALSE)
I am converting a C++ Visual Studio 2005 project to Visual Studio 2010, and I have used this guide in the process.
I try to link libraries in my program using firebreath framework. So I add this code in projectDef.cmake.
It seems even a开发者_StackOverflow社区 hello world program depends on several libraries: libc.so.6 => /lib64/libc.so.6 (0x00000034f4000000)
Recently I am trying to link libcurl with dev c++ statically.I linked all the .a files except libcurldll.a file which came from libcurl and I defined CURL_STATICLIB . But I received some linker errors
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I\'ve built Python (3.2.1) and boost::python (1_47_0) under Windows with Visual C++ Express 2010.While boost::filesystem works fine, boost::python doesn\'t (these both require linking to libraries as
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